Are the Stories from the Holocaust Survivors with PTSD Reliable as Historical Sources?

(Barel, Efrat, 2010) There are many psychological denials. When they are released, the Jews do not get much help because there are few doctors. This disease is easy to catch, the life of the Jews is still very difficult. Evidence of survivors Survivors of the Holocaust can be defined as persecuted Jews who were threatened by the "final solution" policy because they were living under Nazi occupation during the Second World War. (Kellermann, Natan PF, 2009) Survivors and psychologists Viktor Frankl often stay in a novel, trying to protect readers from fear.

There are many references on posttraumatic stress syndrome (PTSD) and causes of symptoms. Post traumatic stress disorder has been studied by veterans, Holocaust survivors, rape victims and other trauma victims. In addition to survivors of the Holocaust, post traumatic stress disorder usually focuses on my experience. Isolation stress syndrome is the result of long-term ethnic violence during Jim Raven, so African Americans are a group population. Preliminary investigations have shown that the experiences of the traumatic event, witnessing, or hearing may cause symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder

Some survivors believe that they are Vietnam war, massacres, mass killings, natural disasters, rape, kidnapping, accidents, torture and other special events. People with posttraumatic stress disorder often experience trauma in the mind. When memory causes a physiological response or sensation, this is called ventilation. (Releasing emotional stress by recalling oppressed traumatic events.) The situation that triggers a seizure often reminds of primitive trauma

Understanding post-traumatic stress disorder PTSD is not a new disease. Since the civil war began, there was a clear document in historical medical literature, a disease similar to post-traumatic stress disorder was then called "Dacosta syndrome" at that time. Medical literature on World War II veterans and survivors of the Holocaust has a particularly good explanation for the symptoms of posttraumatic stress. Post traumatic stress disorder was carefully studied and recorded after the Vietnam War. In the Vietnam War Veterans' Arrangement Study, the prevalence of posttraumatic stress disorder in this group was 15.2% in 1988, and it is estimated that 30% of patients since Vietnam return to this disease are affected by this disease.